This 60-minute webinar covers required decisions related to architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical systems to meet building code updates for storm shelters and better prepare for construction.
This 30-minute webinar explains how a lab building’s energy goal can be set early in design and then used to safeguard performance through construction and occupancy. The energy performance of six different mechanical system designs for science and technology facilities also is compared.
Three IMEG designers share effective strategies in step with the WELL Building Standard v2 and green building codes that integrate with architecture to create an enhanced and cohesive design focused on benefitting patients. This presentation covers three strategies chosen by participants of the live webinar: air quality, disinfection lighting, and acoustics.
A crisis management plan is vital for the safety and security of human life, business revenues, and reputation. Ryan Searles, IMEG Security Consulting Group Leader, discusses the importance, challenges, and steps of managing crisis situations in this 30-minute webinar.
IMEG Client Executive Ken Urbanek provides an inside look at the firm’s design of the Denver Water Operations Complex Redevelopment, winner of the ACEC National 2021 Grand Conceptor Award. The complex, innovative project set many new precedents for sustainable project delivery and featured the owner’s One Water conservation strategy, LEED Platinum and Gold certified buildings,
This webinar outlines a new, wholistic, outcome-based project oversight method that focuses on targeted energy use and protects a building from the many shortcomings that can lead to poor performance – thereby reducing the financial risk for owners.
IMEG Director of Civil Engineering Eric Vallejo provides an overview of the applications for 3D laser scanners and drones in the AEC industry, from site surveys and volumetric analysis to mechanical mapping and structural inspections. He also discusses the ability to use the highly accurate data captured to create 3D point cloud models.
IMEG Director of Virtual Design Sarah Garthaus shows how far immersive design has come in the AEC industry, where it’s headed, and demonstrates add-on tools that expand clients’ VR experiences and accessibility, including QR codes and user-driven walk-throughs.
IMEG Director of Technology Jeff Carpenter discusses how the personal technology ecosystem and technology wearables/in-home telehealth are affecting aging consumers’ expectations for their living environments – and how the A/E design process must evolve in response.
IMEG’s Mike Lawless and Ryan Sprangers discuss the need for precision temperature control in laser labs and other various research facilities, with discussion focusing on strategies such as air change rates, air distribution, and AHU arrangement.
